Comments on: Honduras: Political Crisis Over Controversial Referendum

By: Global Voices Online » Brazil: Honduran crisis triggers international relations debate

Sat, 03 Oct 2009 17:19:37 +0000

[...] 27th: Honduras: Political Crisis Over Controversial Referendum June 29th: Honduras: Zelaya Arrested and Removed as President July 2nd: Caribbean: On the Honduran [...]

By: expatyank

expatyank — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 00:26:30 +0000

Please read article #239 of the HONDURAN constitution. Also look up the meaning of “militar coup d’etat in and good dictionary…

By: La Gringa

La Gringa — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 07:14:16 +0000

I’ve seen a new-found pride in their country and possibly the first time that I’ve seen a pride in their government for their strong stance against the world. Most of the tension comes from the violence being committed by pro-Zelaya protesters with bats and rocks being incited by Nicaraguan thugs who are infiltrating the country. You won’t hear about that on the international media, or probably here, for that matter.

Why is it that the voices of the vast majority of the Honduran people are not being heard? Very strange to me which is why I try to do all that I can on my Blogicito.

By: kim

kim — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 00:07:58 +0000

yo soy hondurena , todavia tengo mi libertad , mi ser , y mi paz . el pueblo hondureno podra ser muy pequeno pero eso si , no es titere de NADIE , haci como lo son el tal zelaya , y hugo chavez. zelaya tal como hugo chavez son unos ignorantes sin prinsipios , sin valores y la pura verdad son unos sinverguenzas . hugo chavez en de vez de estar de metiche y narizon , deveria ver que su pueblo esta al camino para la ruina ; si tanto clama decir que le importa su pueblo por que le esta quitando su libertad de expression , sus derechos humanos , sus derechos a tener voz , sus derechos a tener paz , sus derechos a luchar ? por que este senor no se pone los pantalones en devez de estarse escondiendo debajo de las faldas de su querido “army” ? , esto es a lo que zelaya se quiere rebajar , esto es a lo que el quiere hacer con nuestra gente ; pero muy mal que le esta la fiesta , por que honduras sera muy pequeno pero tiene el corazon a la mano , con la mente abierta a tipos ignorantes y titers haci como el hugo chavez y zelaya son .

By: kim

kim — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 23:56:31 +0000

zelaya its not a president he had never being one , all he had done , are things not coming out of hes selfish soul but also ; had camed out of the most and number one ignorant in these world , the one who claims to be “THE ONE” – but in my opinion , he just another man that THINKS he can rule something that is too much for himself.(HUGO CHAVEZ).from my point of view this two man that havent seem who HONDURAS (MY NATION) AND VENEZUELA really are , this retarded and non human like beings will know who we are , they will know what is to fight against the WILL , LIBERTY, FREEDOM , AND PEACE of the people.

By: Global Voices in Italiano » Honduras: reazioni via blogger e Twitter alla destituzione di Zaleya

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 05:56:05 +0000

[...] erano opposti la Corte Suprema, le Forze Armate e il Parlamento honduregni. Da giorni, Zelaya aveva destituito il capo delle forze armate [in], il Generale Romeo Vásquez Velásquez, evento cui avevano fatto seguito le dimissioni di [...]

By: elizabeth

elizabeth — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 16:19:53 +0000

I agrre with you. I live in Honduras too, and Mel has only caused crisis. I live really close to the presidential house. I can see the people protesting and hear the gun shots.
Mel Zelaya is trying to make another Cuba from Honduras. Cuba lives in disaster, and all other countries are helping Mel Zelaya and agreeing with him. If those pesidents could just leave her in honduras one week, they could see what Mel has caused. All other countries want war with Honduras, if you live in Honduras and have read the newspapers. What the military did was good, and Mel should back off and leave us alone!

By: Global Voices in Swahili » Honduras: Zelaya Akamatwa na Kuondolewa Madarakani

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 14:44:00 +0000

[...] Nchini Honduras siku ilianza na habari zinazosema kwamba Rais Mel Zelaya amekamatwa akiwa nyumbani kwake na wanajeshi wenye silaha. Kura ya maoni ilikuwa imepangwa kupigwa siku hiyo, kura hiyo ilikuwa inapingwa na mahakama ya juu, na majeshi ya nchi pamoja na baraza la wawakilishi. Siku chache kabla, Zelaya alimuondoa madarakani mkuu wa majeshi, Jenerali Romeo Vasquez Velasquez, jambo ambalo lilifuatiwa na… [...]

By: Global Voices in het Nederlands » Honduras: President Zelay gearresteerd en afgezet

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:28:30 +0000

[...] de strijdkrachten en de Hondurese wetgevende macht. Een aantal dagen daarvoor had Zelaya het hoofd van de strijdkrachten, generaal Romeo Vásquez Velásquez, ontslagen [en] en hierna dienden andere topmensen uit het leger hun ontslag in omdat ze het referendum niet [...]

By: Antonio

Antonio — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 03:57:22 +0000

Try living in Honduras!!! Then I can hear any opinion!
Im sorry but my country is going through a lot of things. Me siento bien alegre de los actos tomados por mi gobierno.
Honduras nunca habia estado tan mal hasta que Mel Zelaya tomo posicion como presidente.
Los ultimos 3 anos han sido caos y mas caos para Honduras.
Miren eso y sabran de lo que hablo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Saj_fyfzw34

By: Political Animal

Political Animal — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 03:34:35 +0000

Puzzled By Honduras…

Puzzled By Honduras From the New York Times: “The Honduran president, Manuel Zelaya, was ousted by the army on Sunday after pressing ahead with plans for a referendum that opponents said could lay the groundwork for his eventual re-election, in……

By: Global Voices Online » Honduras: Zelaya Arrested and Removed as President

Global Voices Online » Honduras: Zelaya Arrested and Removed as President — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 01:32:24 +0000

[...] The day started across Honduras with news that President Mel Zelaya was arrested in his home by armed soldiers. A referendum vote was scheduled for the same day, which was one that was opposed by the Supreme Court, the Armed Forces and the Honduran legislature. Days earlier, Zelaya had removed the head of the Armed Forces, General Romeo Vásquez Velásquez, which was followed by the r… [...]

By: Renata Avila

Renata Avila — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 21:36:51 +0000

It is really sad a militar coup d’état in Honduras. It is totally against the Constitution, against the OAS system and against international law. I really hope the new President will not be recognized as such by other governments.

By: Hondureño democrata

Hondureño democrata — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 02:50:20 +0000

Es cierto que se necesitan cambios, pero bajo el imperio de la las leyes no a la fuerza, como quiere imponer el presidente Zelaya una nueva constitucion,siguiendo el ejemplo de Venezuela,Bolivia,Ecuador (lo quieren hacer en Nicaragua)a simple vista se miraba bello el panorama, ahora en esos paises estan arrepentidos por que se van ha instaurar dictaduras. Los hondureños somos democratas por naturaleza, hemos rechazado doctrinas extrañas por mucho tiempo, y no vamos a permitir que esto ocurra en nuestro pais, a costa de nuestra sangre, Venezolanos,Cubanos,Bolivianos,Nicaraguenses tomen el ejemplo de valentia que esta dando Honduras, cuando todo un pueblo se esta oponiendo a un grupusculo ávido del poder ,rebelense ante sus dictadores,y la patria y la historia les agradecerá.

By: Jorge Abellan

Jorge Abellan — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 21:10:29 +0000

Estados Unidos esta lleno de Hondurenos, Salvadorenos, Nicaraguences, Guatemaltecos que ha venido arriesgando la propia vida en busca de mejores salarios. Nadie quiere eso, pero cada vez que un pais latinoamericano trata de alguna manera de mejorar las condiciones de las mayorias…es:comunista, terrorista, contra la libertad, ect, ect,ect. La historida esta llena de intentos fallidos desde inicios del siglo XlX, no solo en Centroamerica pero en toda latinoamerica. Merecemos un cambio de estructuras para mejorar el bienestar de las mayorias…empecemos por la constituciones…buena suerte Honduras.